Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-02
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

The City Board of Health will hold &
meeting this evening.
The Minnie Madden theatrical company
left yesterday for Woodland.
From now until LIST of September the
curfew bell will not ring until 9 P. NJ.
The police have not made an arrest fol
tive days. Get on with the election.
County License Collector Dolan collected
| 50 09S so during the month of March.
The river registered 20 feet inch yester-
| day--a fall Of one inch in twenty -four
hours.
A special freight train, consisting of fif-
teen carloads of oranges went eastward
yesterday.
The Capitol Park police officers-Thos.
Walsh and VIM. Craig-entered upon their
duties yesterday.
Wad- l-Ward win deliver an address to
men only at Y. NJ c. A. Hall at $3.50 to-
morrow afternoon.
County Recorder Millers fees for the
month of March amounted to $3.50 %, and
Sheriff Drew's $50 so.
There will te q match race at Agricult-
ural Park this afternoon between the PAGERS
Fred. Alderman and Pedro. No charge
for admission at the gate.
The ladies Of the w. C. #. Z. at Wood
land are soliciting signatures to petition
TO the Town Trustees for the closing of the
saloons of that place at 10 P. NJ.
The steamer San Joaquin, No 3, arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday with
wood and broom corn, and the Clara Bell
from the upper river, with produce.
With yesterday the trout fishing season
commenced. and the disciples of gentle
IzaakN will be prompt to take advantage of
it. Oh the fsh-the fsh-the beautiful
fish stories that " i'll soon be told
In another column is published this
morning series of resolutions adopted by
the Ninth street Baptist Church relative TO
Rev. DR.. A. J. Frost, who has resigned his
pastorate of that body.
Yesterday morning the west bound ex-
press train came through in two sections.
but one section had a number of empty
Pullman sleepers, which had been used to
accommodate the rush of travel eastward.
e. Burrell. the colored man recently ar
rested in this city for grand larceny, in
stealing horse, belonging to another col
ored man, near Hicksyille, pleaded guilty
in the Superior Court yesterday, and was
ordered to appear next Monday for SEN
tence.
There did not appear to be much atten-
ton paid to LIST of April jokes in this city
yesterday. a number of purses and wal
table, packages were laid out on the side
walks, creating some amusement at the
expense of those who found" them, and
on Fl street, between Twentieth and Twen-
ty-first, dummy man was hanged from
the branch of tree.
The parlors of the Sixth-street NJ. E.
Church were filled last night at the regular
monthly social, and the following pro-
gramme was admirably rendered; Vocal
solo, by the w. H. Lyon Quartet. consis-
ing of Miss Bessy, Mrs. Bell, and Messrs.
Clough and Lyon; Readings and a solo by
Miss Daisy Kendrick. Refreshments were
served by the ladies, and pleasant social
time was enjoyed by all present. 4
H. NJ. Blackwell, foreman of the planning
mill department at the railroad works was
on Thursday evening presented with a
handsome and valuable gold watch by the
employees of that department, l. S. Mcclure
making the presentation speech. The
watch is inscribed " Presented to II. NJ.
Blackwell by the employees of the Southern
Pacific Company's car-shops, in his depart
ment, as mark of esteem, March 81, 1887"
1O-IuOTTOW NIdiIn sunday at Ine morn
ing service at st. Paul's Church, the Right
Rev. ]. H. D. Wingfeld, D. D. Ii. D.,
Bishop of Northern California will preach
the sermon and administer the Apostolic
Rite of the laying on of hands," The
services have been interrupted during the
past week, but repairs to the church are so
far advanced that the services of Holy
Week will not be interfered with. In the
afternoon the Bishop will drive to Folsom
and officiate in Trinity Church, Sunday
evening.
Yesterday forenoon Rafael Vasquez, who,
because of drunkenness and vagrancy, has
for several years past spent more time be-
hind the bars than in front of them was
passing along l street, between Fourth AID
Fifth, when he met little Chinaman, and
expressed his opinion of Mongolians by
hitting him a powerful blow in the
stomach, shutting him up like jack knife.
The Chinaman's friends started to hunt an
officer, and Deputy Assessor Eldred, who
was soon encountered, took Vasquez to the
lookup. The injured Celestial did not &C.
company the party. AS his friend ex-
pressed it. Him too heap sick. Him
come to-mollah Court"